I did a voltage drop test using both the inline meter and digital volt meter and results were rather pleasing
1) Provari V2 came in best with 0.0 voltage drop..you get what you want with the provari..even as the batt wears down..volts stayed consistent even when firing the R91
2) BFM was excellent for a mech mod coming in 0.1 voltage drop from the actual available batt voltage and it didn't change no matter if I pushed the button from the middle or on the side.. A well engineered copper mod for sure
3) Tatroe's Big Nasty didn't do as well..it measured a 0.5 voltage drop and I had to push the button directly in the center or the reading was all over the place.
I found that this info may help to diagnose poor mod performance in the future, should that need arise someday
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1) Provari V2 came in best with 0.0 voltage drop..you get what you want with the provari..even as the batt wears down..volts stayed consistent even when firing the R91
2) BFM was excellent for a mech mod coming in 0.1 voltage drop from the actual available batt voltage and it didn't change no matter if I pushed the button from the middle or on the side.. A well engineered copper mod for sure
3) Tatroe's Big Nasty didn't do as well..it measured a 0.5 voltage drop and I had to push the button directly in the center or the reading was all over the place.
I found that this info may help to diagnose poor mod performance in the future, should that need arise someday
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